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The following FCI commands are found in this chapter:
Command |
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Change the character that marks the end of a transmission. |
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Change the character that marks the end of a transmission. |
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Get/Set communication baud rate of RS-232. |
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Telnet mode. |
Table 12: Overview Commands Communication
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Change the character that marks the end of a transmission. |
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Description |
Change mode of control character <CR>. |
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<Mode> [optional]
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Value: <int> |
Function |
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empty |
Get the currently active CRCR mode. |
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0 |
Set mode to 0. |
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1 |
Set mode to 1. |
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Example |
Command |
Return |
Note |
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CRCR |
0:1 |
Get the <CR> mode. |
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CRCR 0 |
0: |
Change the CRCR mode to 0. |
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CRCR 22 |
8: |
Parameter out of range. |
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Notes |
•The LFLF and CRCR flag are defining the mode for new line and end of return control characters. A detailed description can be found here. |
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Save |
•Changes are saved with SVG. |
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Restriction |
•Command is not available for USC-3. So end line characters can only be edit for USC-2. |
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Errors |
•1: Too many parameters •5: Operation not allowed during marking •8: Parameter out of range •16: Command removed |
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Table 13: CRCR
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Change whether RS232 is used as an output for Laser and motion controller or to receive FCI commands. |
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Description |
Change mode of RS232 connection. |
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<Mode> [optional]
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Value: <int> |
Function |
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empty |
Get the currently active FCIRS232 mode. |
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0 |
Make RS232 available as output for Laser and motion controller. |
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1 |
Make RS232 available for receiving FCI commands. |
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Example |
Command |
Return |
Note |
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FCIRS232 |
0:1 |
Get current FCIRS232 mode. |
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FCIRS232 0 |
0: |
Change the FCIRS232 mode to 0. |
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FCIRS232 22 |
8: |
Parameter out of range. |
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Notes |
•Command works like the 'RS232 - Use as Output' feature of the Hardware settings. •To correctly apply changes, save them via SVG and then reboot the card. |
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Save |
•Changes are saved with SVG. |
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Restriction |
•Command is not available for USC-2. |
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Errors |
•1: Too many parameters •8: Parameter out of range •16: Command removed |
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Table 14: FCIRS232
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Change the character that marks the end of a transmission. |
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Description |
Change mode of control character <LF>. |
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<Mode> [optional]
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Value: <int> |
Function |
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empty |
Get the currently active LFLF mode. |
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0 |
Set mode to 0. |
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1 |
Set mode to 1. |
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Example |
Command |
Return |
Note |
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LFLF |
0:1 |
Get the <LF> mode. |
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LFLF 0 |
0: |
Change the LFLF mode to 0. |
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LFLF 22 |
8: |
Parameter out of range. |
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Notes |
•The LFLF and CRCR flag are defining the mode for new line and end of return control characters. A detailed description can be found here. |
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Save |
•Changes are saved with SVG. |
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Restriction |
•Command is not available for USC-3. So end line characters can only be edit for USC-2. |
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Errors |
•1: Too many parameters •5: Operation not allowed during marking •8: Parameter out of range •16: Command removed |
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Table 15: LFLF
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Get/Set RS-232 baud rate. |
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Description |
This command gets and sets the RS-232 baud rate. |
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<BaudRate> [optional]
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Value: <int> |
Function |
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empty |
Get the currently active baud rate. |
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baud rate
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Set the baud rate specified by parameter 1. The listed values are available. •USC-2: oDefault baud rate is 9600. oAvailable baud rates: 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 28800, 38400, 57600, 115200. •USC-3: oDefault baud rate is 115200. oAvailable baud rates: 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, 115200. |
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Example |
Command |
Return |
Note |
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SBR |
0: 115200 |
Get the baud rate. The default value is 115200. |
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SBR 9600 |
0: |
Change the baud rate to 9600. |
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SBR 22 |
8: |
Parameter out of range. |
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Notes |
•The new baud rate only takes effect after the USC card has been repowered. |
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Save |
•USC-2: The baud rate is saved immediately; the SVG command is not required. Avoid unnecessary use of this command, as the baud rate is stored in the EPCS, which has a limited number of write cycles. •USC-3: The new baud rate must be stored with the command SVG. |
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Restriction |
None |
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Errors |
•1: Too many parameters •8: Parameter out of range |
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Table 16: SBR
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Telnet mode. |
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Description |
Change prompt of Telnet mode. |
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<Mode> [optional]
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Value: <int> |
Function |
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empty |
Get the currently active telnet mode. |
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0
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With a prompt appended to the end of the return from USC-2 card (after the control characters). The prompt is: INET><Space><IAC><GA> •INET> as text, five ASCII chars: 0x49, 0x4E, 0x45, 0x54, 0x3E. •<Space> is the ASCII space character (0x20). •<IAC> is the Telnet command "Interpret As Command", ASCII character (0xFF). •<GA> is the Telnet command "Go Ahead", ASCII character (0xF9). |
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1 |
Without prompt |
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Example |
Command |
Return |
Note |
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TLN |
0:1 |
Get the telnet mode. Return 1 is the default |
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TLN 0 |
0: |
Change the telnet mode to 0. |
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TLN 22 |
8: |
Parameter out of range. |
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Notes |
•The TLN command is set to 1 per default. |
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Save |
•Changes cannot be saved permanently. |
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Restriction |
•Command is not available for USC-3. |
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Errors |
•1: Too many parameters •8: Parameter out of range •16: Command removed |
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Table 17: TLN
USC-2
USC-3